Japan earthquake

The trembling shook me to my very core as I sat there to shocked to move. Books fell with thuds as I stared at my world shaking around me. Everything was moving, it made me dizzy almoust to keep looking. Scared I finally got into action. I needed to do something. Actions taking over I dived under my work desk holding my hands over my head. I watched as evrything I knew and loved crumbled away around me. The shaking became more violent as I looked wide eyed as the room started to collapse around me. Then as soon as it started the shaking stopped. Doing what I Learned at school I counted to sixty. Getting up I walked carfully around all my belonging wide eyed. my beloved books, my computer. All of it was still intact but scattered around the room. I was lucky for i was in one of the less damaged rooms. I walked towards the door inspecting the damage the quake had caused. My fathers office was hit the worse, it was inacsesable. I the stepped outside to find my mother who embraced me with a crushing hug. Where's dad I asked? Tears started to form in her eyes. I don't know she said in the faintest whisper. I prayed quietly that he would be alright.

The ambulance lights flashed brightly cutting through the cold night. They started to move dabree that covered our house, the only place that I could call home. Then my mother gasped. Out of the debree pocked out an arm. A arm with a single gold glistening wedding ring. This was my dad. I couldn't belive it. The man I looked up to and thought was invincable was lying dead cold under debree. I started to cry. It's vey unlike me to cry but I did. I couldn't help it. Just to much seemed to happen today and I couldn't contain myself. I just neede to cry. Today was the wort day of my life.they finally pulled the lifeless body of my dad out of the ruble. He had a smile on his face. A smile. In his other hand he was holding a picture of me when I was young so sad. I stated to cry again. I didn't know what would happen to me any
More. I was at my limit to disasters and distress. I couldn't belive this could get any worse